The phrase "are dedicated to doing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong commitment or focus on a particular activity or task.
Example: "The volunteers are dedicated to doing everything they can to help the community recover from the disaster."
Alternatives: "are committed to" or "are devoted to".
"If the front tires are dedicated to doing nothing but turning," he said, "they can apply more force to the job of turning.
As their Web site puts it, "We are dedicated to doing our part to help by letting every single Nevadan know what damage Harry has done to our State and our Country".
The Wall Street Journal's drama critic wrote, "Anyone who lives in a tightly sealed echo chamber of self-congratulation, surrounded by yes-men who are dedicated to doing what he wants, is bound to lose touch with reality".
"I don't think it's an attack to say Governor Bush went to Bob Jones University, Governor Bush supports the Republican platform and Supreme Court nominees who are dedicated to doing away with a woman's right to choose," she said.
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How we can help Young women are dedicated to doing everything they can to make their dreams come true, starting first by acquiring that critical knowledge.
In the face of how it sounds, we are dedicated to do it in an enthralling, passionate and captivating way, so that no matter how uncomfortable the subject may be on paper or in conversation, the medium of performance takes that jagged pill and makes it inescapable and captivating and safe and permissible to look at and try to comprehend.
That's what I'm dedicated to doing, I don't need a title for that".
This is a team of people who'll be dedicated to doing what is right for America.
Equipped with all available animal models, the laboratory is dedicated to doing comparative studies and reproducing data.
"We think we are an important company, and we're dedicated to doing this over the long term," Mr. Page said.
